The phrase "a time when community" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific period or moment in which community involvement or connection was significant or noteworthy.
Example: "There was a time when community support was essential for local businesses to thrive during difficult economic periods."
Alternatives: "an era of community" or "a period of community engagement".
Claire Ward, the chair of Pharmacy Voice, welcomed the initiative as a means of reducing patient reliance on antibiotics but said the announcement had come at a time when community pharmacies faced "significant cuts".
While the Fillmore has been losing blacks for decades -- federal urban renewal projects in the 1960's displaced thousands of blacks to make way for a boulevard and Japan Trade Center, shops and plazas -- Mr. Bennett started his business at a time when community leaders were talking revitalization.
At a time of consolidation in the radio industry, WBAI is a defiant exception -- a throwback to a time when community radio flourished, a holdout against homogenization, on intimate terms with its listeners (who might even want to hear an exclusive five-hour broadcast of a speech by Fidel Castro).
These trials come at a time when community colleges confront crucial economic and workforce development pressures that may impact their mission.
In other words, the Department of Justice under Obama did its job and helped keep the peace in Sanford at a time when community tensions were running high.
He became archbishop of San Salvador in 1977 at a time when community leaders and priests who spoke out over the nation's extreme and pervasive poverty were being killed by death squads in the pay of the country's exploitative coffee barons.
This would turn back to the clock to a time when communities could openly discriminate against poor and working-class residents.
However, some opposition groups are accusing the government of stripping back political freedoms at a time when communities elsewhere in the region are demanding more such liberties.
Questions over Noble's death come at a time when communities across the country are grappling with anxieties about police brutality following multiple high-profile deaths by officers.
"They are not going home, and nor can they be expected to at a time when communities are being slaughtered and Syria is disintegrating," said a Jordanian official who declined to be named.
"They are not going home, and nor can they be expected to at a time when communities are being slaughtered and Syria is disintegrating," said one Jordanian official who declined to be named.
